InThe Idea of RealitybyM. Nielsen·Oct 21What Is a Photon?Light shapes reality, yet its nature remains surprisingly elusive. Is a photon a particle, a wave, or something deeper?A response icon1A response icon1
InThe Idea of RealitybyM. Nielsen·Jun 21What We May Have Gotten Wrong About Black HolesEinstein never liked singularities and neither might the universe
InThe Idea of RealitybyM. Nielsen·May 8Beyond the SingularityWhat the next steps in black hole physics should really focus on
InThe Idea of RealitybyM. Nielsen·Apr 27What the 2012 Nobel Prize Really ChangedWhy measuring without destroying coherence may reveal something deeper about the vacuum
InThe Idea of RealitybyM. Nielsen·Apr 23Spooky Action & Light-Speed LimitsIf the Sun vanished instantly, when would Earth notice?
InThe Idea of RealitybyM. Nielsen·Apr 12Entanglement Isn’t Spooky, It’s RelationalWhat the 2022 Nobel Prize reveals about reality, coherence, and the vacuum
InThe Idea of RealitybyM. Nielsen·Apr 7What Is Wrong with Quantum Mechanics?Wavefunctions, black holes, and why a century-old theory may be showing its limits
InThe Idea of RealitybyM. Nielsen·Mar 23“God Does Not Play Dice” — What Einstein Actually MeantEinstein accepted the mathematics, but not the story.
InThe Idea of RealitybyM. Nielsen·Feb 23Can Vacuum Coherence Be Tested?The vacuum shapes reality through subtle effects, but what if those fluctuations have structure? Experiments may already probe it today.
InThe Idea of RealitybyM. Nielsen·Feb 21If There Is No Fifth Force, Then What Are We Seeing?How Vacuum Structure Could Be the Missing Piece in Precision Isotope Experiments
